yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
the website and purchase link is up, but it's going to be a few hours before the final setup CAB is released. the site looks like crap and doesn't have most of the content, since I only spent a couple of hours on it, but it's there. best if viewed in IE. http://www.onedialer.com the trial download isn't there either, since they are the same EXE, but you can buy now if you want.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
upgrades are FREE!!!!!!!!!!!!

to a major version...which I don't see for the better part of a year.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rockfshr:
done, I like v1.3 so I am really looking forward to using the improvements. thanks:D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ColonelJulius:
Sign up for a new account at http://gizmo5.com. Then add a new phone to your GV account selecting Gizmo as the phone type. Install PortSIP from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=508715. Enter your Gizmo credentials into PortSIP. That's it.

To use run PortSIP, once it is authenticated run OneDialer and you are off and running. Outgoing calls are dialed with OneDialer, GV calls your Gizmo number which rings PortSIP.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
you license has been registered. give me a couple of hours to work out the last bug and you'll have it up to date. you're really going to like it.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ColonelJulius:
Is the license tied to the GV account?

I have multiple GV numbers and don't want to be limited to one number.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
It IS definitely licensed to one GV account. If that doesn't work, I will do discounts on multiple accounts.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
I'm going to change the buy button a little. 7 bucks a license, and $1 for each additional phone purchased under the same transaction, with a limit of 5 per transaction?

rockfshr...if you want more, they're free. congrats on being the first customer.

any objections?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JM-PDA:
Looking forward the new version

m_drunk, just visited all your pages on your web site. I am definitely 'feeling the love' for my windows mobile HTC Touch. Looking forward to your new version. I WILL DEFINITELY buy after I test trial download version.

Thank you!!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sid0101:
awesome, glad to hear that the new version will have some great features. Can't wait to test the trial version.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
just a little bit more....I'll post when it's live
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
OK boys and girls. It's up and for sale. I changed the multiple licensing a little. You can have a look. www.onedialer.com
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sid0101:
Hey m_drunk, I think the download link for the trial version is broken.

Anyone else having that problem?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
should be fixed now.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JM-PDA:
Downloaded the new CAB successfully! Time to test the trial and have fun!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] isaacl:
Enjoy the new version, and please don't forget that we hope to be constantly improving the program...

And you get the updates (at least to minor version) for free...

So download it, use it, and when you decide that you can't do without it, buy it.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] volwrath:
It appears to be interceptting much better on my Sprint TP. I shall try it out for the next week and if it works great, I will register...Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] isaacl:
If anyone is having any issues, we will try to get them resolved...

We just haven't been able to test it on all phones.

And if you have issues with the call interception, try changing the interception method in the settings.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sid0101:
Okay, so I am testing right now, and call intercept works okay. It's a bit slow on my Omnia, running WM 6.5, but its is usable...

As far as SMS goes, it's not working for me. I can't see my SMS history, nor are there any notifications.

I put my accountname@gmail.com

I have the right password in.

Is there anything else to try?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] isaacl:
Can you email your info - the Google Voice email address should be enough - to support@onedialer.com, and we'll look into it?

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sid0101:
Sure thing.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rockfshr:
Working great so far, finally figured out how to stop sms replies from going to the phone so now I can just use onedialer to handle google sms.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JM-PDA:
Sprint HTC Touch (P3450)

Hi Guys,

First, I wanted to say GREAT JOB!!!!

This is a very cool app.

Been testing your app: SMS, Voicemail, and making calls.

Can can see my Text messages and play my voicemail messages.

I really like the auto-answer GV calls feature.

Everything is working well except for a couple of things.

1) Making calls:

With the "Always Use Google Voice" setting on, OneDialer

will intercept on the first call but will not intercept any

subsequent calls. I think it will only pick up if I reboot the

phone. But then it still only picks up the first call, then none

there after. Is there a "logging" feature that I can turn on

so send you additional troubleshooting info?

2) Speaker "hissing" after playing GV VoiceMail message.

I can play my voice messages (VERY COOL!) using OneDialer.

Since it uses the cell speaker, I noticed that after the message is done

playing, the cell speaker continues to "hiss" as though it is still on but

no sound is coming out. This hissing continues after the VM has

finished playing. I can play another VM. It plays perfectly, then the

hissing continues.

Will wait to hear back from you.

Thanks!!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
1)Some phones do that. I guess I need to put in a manual reset. It's not recognizing that the call was dropped. I'm still working on it.

2) Does the hissing stop if you push the stop button before the message is done?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ColonelJulius:
Licensing question. If I buy a 5 account license does that mean I can use this software with 5 different GV numbers?

On one device or multiple devices?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sid0101:
thanks for all the support m_drunk.

Program is working nicely!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
Licensing is by GV account. 5 numbers, 5 devices, either/or.

If anyone else has licensing or sales questions and you don't want to post them publicly, you can also email sales@onedialer.com or support@onedialer.com
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
my pleasure, man.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JM-PDA:
My response:

1) Thank you!

2) The hissing continues even then I press the Stop button in the middle of the message.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ColonelJulius:
In for a 5-pack. Not sure if I will use them all immediately but why not.

Good apps deserve support.:D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
I'll look into it.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sid0101:
is there a way to change the sound alert when a new sms comes in? Dont want this being too loud when in class....lol
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
no there's not, but there will be in the next release.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] reekotubbs:
I see you dropped the new paid version. I see you added that critical option I mentioned.

So do I get any love for the eye opener?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Hotshot205:
I thought the ppl who donated would get the upgrade free?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
Yes, you do. Why?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Hotshot205:
i never got mines via email i guess. we talked about some other stuff via email but never got the paid ver of ondialer :( and by getting a new phone it would be great to get the app my phone feels so naked without this program lol
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
Dude...your license for the GV account we spoke about has been set up since I posted the paid version. I added all the donation GV account addresses. Just download it and start using it!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Hotshot205:
oh ok thanks lol sorry bout that
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] reekotubbs:
The trial version is so much better than the free version.

I'm buying the full version.

Keep up the good work m_drunk and the OneDialer team.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JM-PDA:
Find out when updated CAB is posted

Hello m_drunk,

What is the best way for us to find out when you post an updated CAB?

Follow this thread or Twitter?

Been having fun viewing my Voice messages and sending SMS.

You are already working on my issue: only dials out on the first call and never on subsequent calls.

Thank you!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kvmatz:
SMS not working on Onmia either

I am having the exact same issue on my Omnia running WM 6.5. SMS history comes up blank, I cant send or receive sms. I can call the contacts up just fine.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
twitter is good and the product website. I'll be getting an RSS feed going here pretty soon, too. And, for those of you that didn't know, we are also AppToDate compliant.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
I see your temp license, so I know you're hitting the server. Sid's just started working magically after about a couple of hours. No rhyme or reason....it just worked.

You are saying you can't SEND sms either?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kvmatz:
I will do some further testing. I just tried to send a text and it gave me a network error. I am using a verizon network extender here so I have full 1x service. I tried to turn the wifi on, but my battey just went below 20% and it wont turn on. I will let you know after I get the wifi working or I am out and can test on 3g.

-k
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
keep me informed, as I think this will resolve itself.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
posted new higher performance versions of the program on the main site. now have a square version.

I didn't get to any feature requests yet, as I wasn't satisfied with the performance, but I'll get to them.....

Downloads page.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
I just wanted everyone on here to know:

I know contacts have been slow. Crazy slow. So slow that they were unusable. I have that fixed as of today. Contacts now take 1.2 seconds to load. You might try it out later today.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
Anyone that is still watching this thread, really wants to get the next update if you haven't already:

http://www.onedialer.com/download.aspx

Also don't forget about AppToDate Support.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] reekotubbs:
Way better.

Much Love m_drunk and the onedialer team. Keep up the good work.

These is evolving into the best GV app available for winmo.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JM-PDA:
M_drunk and development team...

I just downloaded 1.0.21.

You are good!!!

You have just fixed the issue on my HTC touch where it would only dial out on the first time and would not dial out on subsequent calls!!! Just made several calls and all calls worked without a hitch!

Some feedback...

The minor issue is still there that occurs when I play a VM using OneDial.

A hissing sound continues after the message finishes playing or even if I press the STOP button in the middle of the message.

This issue is not as urgent as the one your just fixed (only dials out on the first time and not subsequent times).

Since I can read my VM transcripts, this is not as urgent.

The other nice to have would be that it intercepts the call before it actually dials. This way the other person does not have get a ring then a hang-up with my cell number. Not sure if this is possible.

So, I am good to go!

Just bought a license! You now have another paid customer.

Looking forward to future versions/updates.

Now I can start using GoogleVoice more often.

Thanks a bunch!!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
Thanks! casa? If that's you, your license has been activated and you are good to go. I'll get that hissing fixed....promise. I like the idea of having the name at the top. I'll get it in there next round.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] isaacl:
New Forums

Just to let everyone who is following this forum know -

We have set up the new OneDialer forums, and we would like to move the discussions over there.

You can access them here: http://forum.onedialer.com

We look forward to seeing you over there...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dallastx:
On your onedialer page it says "if you abuse it you will loose it" So if i pay for app/service and someone abuse the service you can and will cripple the app for all?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] isaacl:
Please ask your question on the OneDialer forums - http://forum.onedialer.com

We have a bunch of users and the development team now hanging out there, and we can help you better over there.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
This is probably the last question I'm going to answer over here.

If you're going to ask a question, it's best that you don't try to answer it with the most absurd, worst-case scenario that you can think of.

Of course I wouldn't cripple it for everyone. Just for "someone".
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] petermg:
Wow.. just noticed that Onedialer has gone from being freeware to PAY software... which prompted me to try google's mobile voice page.. and it works like a charm! :D Just went to http://voice.google.com in PIE and VIOLA :)

Doesn't read my contacts but OneDIaler took literally like 5 mins on my phone to read all my contacts so I wasn't using that feature anyhow. This is great!! Love it!! Go googe voice webpage in PIE!! :D

EDIT: I just noticed I can add contacts to my google voice account!! NICE!! and then I can just select them from the site!!!! No need for OneDialer, although it seems to be a decent program, for me not worth paying for since I can do the same from the Google voice mobile site in PIE!!! WOOOOOOOOOT!!!!!

EDIT2: I just synced my WM contacts with my google mail account, SWEET!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gardndj:
Some people prefer a native app with pop-up notifications and call-intercept instead of having to constantly refresh the mobile page in a browser. To each his own I suppose. The new version of OneDialer uses winmo's built-in contacts so there's no more lag when bringing them up. To me it was worth the $7 for the license.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] darylrue:
why not gvdialer?

I loaded this app and played with it a bit. Seems gvdialer is easier although it seems like it could be tweaked to dial a little faster. It is all native, behing the scenes. However, besides having 1 number what is the use? How do we get free or really really cheap VOIP calling? Can we setup own VOIP software at home, maybe ooma with 1x fee?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
There are several methods to get calls on the cheap with this software, a few are being discussed at the forums. The most ideal is to add your GV number to your Fav5, A-List, or whatever your provider has, get a data plan, drop your text plan (data is cheaper if you text a lot), and go from there. You can run the gizmo client from your phone with pure data also.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gayflag:
idialer works great for calling, and now that google supports activesync from m.google.com you can send google voice sms notifications to your email and get notified instantly of sms. Also reply to sms using pocket outlook! Problem solved. We dont need an app
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ace10134:
But we do need an app. OneDialer is way more seamless. If you don't feel like you need an app, then why the heck are you here????? I personally don't need a virtual lightsaber on my phone, but hey, there's an app for that! That app should be abolished then, by your thinking :p
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gardndj:
Just tested out sms forwarding to email. Didn't know they introduced the feature (I know a lot of people were asking for it). It seems to work well, especially with google setup for push email through activesync, which I've had for a while. And iDialer is always a decent option, but like it says its only a dialer and only goes skin deep. When it comes down to it some prefer a native app that aggregates everything in one place. Like I said before, to each his own
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] livnlarge:
too many pages to read thru

Ok. I know you guys said something about the call from number being your landline number so it doesnt use your minutes... but does this app work on a cell where you can receive and make calls thru google voice without using our plans minutes??

other than that... Im still going to use Gizmo paired up with GV via FRING to make my free calls. Im about to try another SIP app called SJPhone to see if it works better than FRING for any of you looking for the totally free route.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sambo60:
Hi,

This app looks like it will do what I need. I'm on At&T, using an htc kaiser (wm 6.1), and I have unlimited data but NOT minutes. I need to call a one hour conference call occasionally, and using my minutes is not going to work. Will this app do this for me? If so, how do I get google voice service? Just wait for them to respond to the invite request? Or can I get an invite from a current google voice user (the way gmail used to work)? Thanks a lot for the info. This site is the best. :D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gardndj:
I'm pretty sure all the major (US) carriers now have some kind of unlimited calling list (on ATT its A-List, on Tmobile its MyFaves, etc). Just add your Google Voice number to that list and you should technically be able to make unlimited calls, although every carriers policy is different.

Fring+gizmo+gv seems to work OK...you might want to take a look at PortSIP:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=508715
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gardndj:
If your on AT&T the only possibilities for unlimited minutes would be:

1. If your plan is eligible enable AT&T's new A-List and add your Google Voice number to it. When you use OneDialer the ring-back comes from your Google Voice number, so once it's on A-List technically it has unlimited minutes.

2. If you're not eligible for A-List you'll have to try some form of GV + Gizmo5 + preferred SIP client.

The only ways to get GV: wait for Google to send you your invite, or if you know someone with GV already they can send you one (users get 3 invites). Invite codes are supposedly going for @ $5 on ebay if you're desperate.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sambo60:
Yea I have a friend who has it, so I'll get an invite from him. I ONLY need OUTGOING (for a conference call I need to do sometimes). Can this be done with this app without using minutes (just data)?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] timdawgdentist:
Great program. Worth 7 dollars. Tired of dialing from the browser or dialers that don't do the connection right.

my 2 cents

Timdawg
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] daviss:
outofmemoryexception

I cant get onedialer to work on my TP2 running 6.5. Im getting OutOfMemoryException message when trying to get SMS history. Also cant get voicemails to show up. Any ideas? I have 45mb of available memory at the moment.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gardndj:
Support is no longer done on XDA. Read the forum at http://forum.onedialer.com/, and if you cant find a solution post your problem.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kenny hektik:
Yes, it's Windows 6.5 that is breaking it for you. Their site says windows 6/newer but that isn't the case. Even with the required .net framework it always fails on windows 6.5. I am trying to fix this as well since 6.5 upgrade broke it for me. I bought the app, so I might be out the $7... but still trying.

I have been using the forums there, but still no answer and the forums state:

Custom ROMs - Please Read

Just to let everyone know -

At this point, we are not planning on supporting or working on call interception on custom ROMs, simply because they all use different calling methods.

It could be that once we have the call interception working on the stock ROMs of most devices, then a lot of the custom ROMs will also work, but again, getting it to work is not currently a focus.

Dialing from the OneDialer interface should still work, and the SMS features should work with no problem.

Thanks for your understanding.

From: http://forum.onedialer.com/index.php/topic,36.0.html

Which is sad, I am betting most people using this app are the same people that enjoy making mods/changes. I never hit an issue with any of the 6 custom roms I used on 6.1, the problem only came about on 6.5. So the whole not supporting custom roms sucks. I could understand if it was a free app, but when you pay for the app some level of support is nice - even if you use a custom rom. But that's just me, I am a bitter old man. :) I still like the app, it was nice when it worked for the week I could use it.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] daviss:
Yeah, saw your posts on their forum as well. I replied to them. I too just purchased the app last week after having used it before he started to charge for it. But unfortunately, right now I am unable to use it at all..Lets hope for some kind of fix.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rev800x:
How exactly do you reply to an sms using pocket outlook?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gardndj:
After a little testing, the iDialer only setup for calling works well, expecially when you combine it with iContact and the Green Button. However, since iDialer is only a dialpad, it is a no go for anyone who uses a headset with voice command. MSVC goes through the standard phone dialing system, so iDialer will not be used for the call and it will go out through your actual cell number. The only way for a headset to work is for the call to be intercepted the way gvDialer and OneDialer work. OneDialer's call interception works extremely well (for me, at least), and I'm running a 6.5.1 custom rom.

With the new option in GV to send sms to gmail you can now receive your texts through your gmail account. These messages come from an address that combines your number and the sender's number @txt.voice.google.com. You can reply to this address and GV will send your email as a standard sms - it even ignores your sig and the quoted message in the reply. Combine that with push gmail for wm phones, and you effectively have a sms system comparable to the native system on your phone. To initiate a new conversation in the future, just save that address to your contact. I've fully switched to this setup for texting - the only thing I miss is threaded sms.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dkb218:
Oh well... No longer working on my custom 6.5

Sooner or later Google will rollout it's wm app.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] timdawgdentist:
same here. No workee. thats what I get for payin for something
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gardndj:
Did you trial it before you paid the license? Or did it break after you flashed a new rom?